Thought for the Day from Psalm 3:5
An August 7 1965 Evening Journal item presents a brief devotional note. It cites Psalm 3 verse 5 about laying down to sleep and being sustained by the Lord and remarks that the Psalmist acted rather than relied on a tranquilizer.
Purely Personal: Raccoons Devour East Washingon Sweet Corn
Leo Vittetoe, a farmer east of Washington, laments raccoon thefts as corn husked in his yard is eaten in broad daylight. He notes corn’s superior taste over other garden crops and jokes the pests should husk their own in the future.
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Leo Vittetoe
Washington
Leo
Our Ritual Is Changed By Granddaughter At Home
A family narrative from Camp Ripley Guardsman era details visiting daughter and granddaughter moving in from the farm while the father fights with the National Guard. Laurie, 15 months, ushers new morning routines, limited vocabulary of five clear words, and a mealtime charge as she commands attention and teaches adults through repeated play.
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Battle of National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minnesota
Laurie
Baby
Kitty
Da-Da-Dee
Meow
Moo
Wacky Kiwanis Stand Tales And Local Gags At Fair
Squibs recounts from Changing Times about Kiwanis chair T. M. Nelson at the Washington County Fair for a second year with his wife enduring a week apart. Jests about pigeons crossing with owls for night letters, a brother’s baseball misplays, Tom Stewart’s Missouri road mishap, a stork joke in a convertible, a sighting of a flying object, and a cement mishap with a dog.
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T. M. Nelson
Washington County
Washington
Tom Stewart
Missouri
Motels and the Wisconsin Roadside: A Traveler's Insight
Editor Elder surveys Rice Lake Wisconsin and the AAA guide to motels. Land o Lakes Motel in Rice Lake, eight years old, touts a pool and golf green, with pets welcome. Independent operators like Land o Lakes rely on reservations by mail or phone as travelers seek privacy and value.
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Rice Lake
Wisconsin
American Automobile Association
AAA
Mobil Oil Co
Land ’S Lakes
Independent
Land 'O Lakes
Minneapolis
Fair Oaks
Distortion in News Coverage and Editorial Bias
Merwin Swanson argues the press distorts news not by false facts but through selection, wording, and framing. He cites Trumbull’s test and a Red Missile headline to illustrate shallow critiques, then urges awareness of editors’ contextual judgments behind every report.
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Journal
Steve Trumball
Trumball
Trumbull
New York Times
VISTA
Peace Corps
Vietnam
Miami Herald
Merwin Swanson
Washington Evening Journal staff and editions note
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists staff members including David Elder as Editor and Business Manager, William Shannon as Vice President Advertising Director, Charles Morris as News Editor, Bob Shaffer in Local Advertising, Bruce Cowden as Contributing Editor, and Howard Hazen as Production Superintendent. It reports publication afternoons except Sunday, Christmas and July 4th and that the paper is entered as second class matter under Act of March 3, 1879.
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David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Contract Bridge strategic play and defense notes
South opens 1, West leads ace of clubs to force defense. East ruffs, heart return leads to defeat of the contract. Wests optimal defense and Souths misplay shown, ducking or covering the queen discussed with emphasis on fulfilling the contract.
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West
Declarer
East
King
South
Res Syndicate, Inc
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